Darwin relief concert tickets sell fast in Sydney
Buyers queued from early today to buy tickets for the Darwin relief concert at the Sydney Opera House. Only 37 seats remained for the event with prices ranging from 10 to 50 dollars. dozens of seats were snapped up, including a set worth 50 dollars each. A Sydney man bought 800 tickets valued at 11 000 for distribution among Pacific Film Laboratorien staff. The three hour colour telecast will air live across Australia, featuring stars such as Rolf Harris Olivia Newton John Barry Humphries Berry Crocker Dame Yvonne Hammond Brian Cadd Johnny Farnham Colleen Hewett and Paul Hogan.
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Refugee lift aid aids 1900 in Darwin yesterday
The Natural Disasters Organization, via a Canberra source, said 1,900 people were assisted from Darwin yesterday as relief efforts continued.
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Darwin Cyclone Aftermath Drives Police Search Efforts
Police comb debris for victims as Cyclone Tracy devastates Darwin. Evacuations span the city while authorities deny mass graves. aid teams and Navy ships arrive. Officials report thousands displaced, extensive looting, and ongoing risk as recovery begins.
Quake Toll Feared In Pakistan Himalayan Villages
Reported strong tremor in Temotg northern mountains of Pakistan leaves up to 4 700 feared dead or missing across Patan and Indus Valley villages. Emergency teams airlifted to remote sites with thousands injured or displaced as inquiries and rescue efforts continue under Prime Minister Bhutto’s orders.
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Late News From Poised City Desk
A fragmented brief recounts late city desk items touching on politics public notices and social events. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR but indicate ongoing coverage of local affairs and upcoming deadlines. The report provides sparse clues about officials and dates without coherent narrative.
Patterson to coordinate funds for Darwin relief efforts
The Northern Territory Minister Dr Patterson announced in Canberra that Cabinet appointed him to coordinate all funds and donations for Darwin relief. He noted many inquiries from organizations and people want to help and urged underground shelters and cyclone‑resistant rebuilding for Darwin. The Labor leader Cameron said reconstruction planning would start after a formal plan is drawn up and potential funding limits are decided.
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ACT Darwin Community Aid Appeal Hits 22500 Mark
The ACT Darwin Community Aid Appeal has raised 22500 to date with further postal donations and business reopenings expected to boost totals. Salvation Army workers provided food, shelter, toiletries, and thousands in cash to evacuees arriving in Canberra and surround areas.
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Australia leads by 242 in Mell test as play resumes
The third cricket test in Mell is in prospect today with Australia holding a 242 run lead. Ian Chappell is briefed by opponents about team gear and the Australian lineup, noting Dennis Lillee as a key bowler for the day.
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Darwin reconstruction plan takes shape after cyclone
Australia’s Whitlam government unveils a Darwin redevelopment commission chaired by Sir Leslie Thiess to oversee a multi hundred million dollar effort. An interim body will act “forthwith” as cabinet also plans legislation on territorial ownership and continuing relief. Major General Stretton to end administration this Thursday and shift duties to the Northern Territory Department. Women to manage evacuee relief and special benefits, while the Northern Territory Minister oversees rebuilding. Cabinet meeting at Kirribilli House conveyed a tone of information confusion amid the Harbour view session.
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Whitlam outlines Darwin reconstruction plan in ABC interview
Prime Minister Whitlam discusses a five year Darwin reconstruction commission to coordinate housing and urban development. He names Sir Leslie Thiess as chairman and notes CSIRO and James Cook University involvement as authorities prepare for suburb and infrastructure rebuilding.
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Darwin Reconstruction Commission details emerge
The article reports on Mr Whivam’s announcement creating the Darwin Reconstruction Commission DAC and notes the omission of a key full-time post, while outlining the commission’s broad powers, planned coordination with Northern Territory and regional departments, and the initial task to restore Darwin’s damaged buildings and assess future reconstruction.
New York Millionaire Dominates Sydney Hobart Race Again
In yesterday’s heat of the Sydney Hobart yacht race, a New York millionaire secured line honours for the third time in four attempts. The Kurwood family from Toronto featured prominently in The Canberra Times collected Australian yachting items, filling four of the Bistix places.
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Australian Open semifinals path outlined for Connors
In Melbourne at Kooyong yesterday the draw set Jim Connors to face Dick Crealy as the likely semifinal opponent. Newcombe leads Roche in a potential semifinal lineup with Roche needing a win to meet Connors, while Crealy challenges the field for a spot in the final.
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Darwin City to Close Thursday Amid Quarantine Measures
Officials announce Darwin will close starting January 2 under a Northern Territory administration plan. Entry will require permits, with tight monitoring on arrivals. Journal reports indicate 100 released patients and 10 more to depart, while 2000 blocks on Hind Hull are cleared and the public reacts to the health movement.
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Watch on Prices Drives New Year Inflation Outlook
Australians face a tough year with record unemployment and efforts to control inflation. The association of manufacturers notes slow wage growth and policy actions while holiday services and tourism guides appear in lifestyle pages.
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